New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
NETWORK CITY.

The disabled steamship sarno sighted by the steamer p
Caand reported yesterday TO have been
sigh ted again under rail making her way INTO Halifa1.
Mayor Hewitt has written President French. o. the
Police Department asking him to see hereafter pawn
shops closed on Sunday.
Bishop Potter the Church Of the Holy Spirit at
Madsonave this evening. and administer
the rite OF confirmation.
The date OF the sailing the Wild West Show for Europe
has been changed organization will say goodbye 10
Eaw.YorK at 10 tomorrow from the deck OF the Ne
brsska
Archbishop Corrgan has bought piece OF property on the
south side Seventy west OF Ninth ave. l.
from Caroline for 100000 on this site is 10 De
bulls lie Church OF the Blessed Sacrament
John Mullen who stole trunk and clothing worth $500
fom Charles Painter at the Hoffman House. was he lot OK
animation yesterday at Jefferson Market
A Kinder symphonie will be given Friday night by
the Of Miss school for girls No. no
Fft-ave the bene1t OF the TIE TRIBUNE freshh H
Fund Tickets 81 80 may be obtained at the school, An
exceedingly attractive programme VIII be presented.
1.-THE sewers Aquelucts Baths. Cemeteries and Sanitary
Conditions the City formed the sub ect Of Professor o'
doo Iancans second lecture his interesting series on
Rome Yesterday in the Madison Square Theatre De-
fore large audience The cemeteries no chac'e
lied as hotbcds OF pestcnce.
President simmons tho Board OF Education. yesterday
visited Grammar school TO- in East Seventy fthst to
observe morning exercises Addresses were made by MT
Sim mons and by d. w. Ward. the inspector OF schools
specal committee the Board OF Education viii appear
before the Board with regard to the
100000 in the appropriation asked ior Dy inc
Board
Several OF the Italians the Scotia filed a
davs yesterday they had lost baggage and supposed 1t
TO be They wanted the owners OF the Scotia 10
recompense them
The NewYork branch Of the Christian Temper
ance Union aday session OF prayer at the Trinity
Baptist Church. in East yesterday The object
OF the prayer behalf OF the Prohibition party
in Michigan week. Mrs d. Hughes opened the meet
ing and each there different leader
The Health yesterday abolished the office OF proper
~ clerk and transferred O. Smaller TO the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics at reduced salary.
Mrs T. Btrgh Brown OF 800 Madison ave- had trouble
with servant Lizzie Heenan. yesterday ami caused her
arrest discharged 10y the sergeant at the
Central station when Mrs Brown refused 10 press e
charge
Five copying the old records OF the Board
O, Adern en- January l. They get S75 month The
work SO far Ia 81 page Each clerk copies about
page day. when by moderate work he could copy ten or
twelve. Chief Cek Twomey says and he advised The
the for copying to 10 cents per IUO
words
There was nothing new yesterday controversy be
tween the partners Tbain Kearney, OF No II
Pinest. Fosters Attorney mp to late hour had not
seen the sls 900 funds which MI Kearney m.sp
Piled and which lie promised 10 restore Piait Bowers
lawyers of No. ~ william ST. still hold MI kearneys pro
tie sted check 200 hoping that he win take up
David f. Hill scented petition TO the Mayor yesterday
signed by several citizens declaring that large number OF
give weight The remedy proposed Is the
establishment Of public scales.
Many relatives and friends Mrs. John A. Stewart al
tended her yesterday her home No l21 East
Thirty sevenh.st The service conducted 10y the Rev
Dr. Henry j. Van Dyke r There address. but the
hymns Jesus Lover OF Ny Soul" aud "Abiie win Ne
were sung body taken 20 Tarrytown for burial
Theodore l. stood the bottom step OF the grain
ring at the Produce Exchange yesterday Edward Young
who stood behind him. gave apush against David Boyd
who threw MI Hused his balance and lie fell p'OstrAto
pit His hand struck the edge OF tho opposite step ana
saved the blow his head which would probably have
fractured his skull.